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Whale That Washed Ashore In Lower Township Had Infectious Disease
The Minke Whale that washed ashore in Lower Township was euthanized due to containing an infectious disease after officials determined it was in too poor of health to return to sea. Volunteers found fluid in its lungs and liver and removed the whale from the beach. The post Whale That Washed Ashore In Lower Township Had Infectious Disease appeared first on Coast News Today.
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Pleasantville Pedestrian Hit And Killed By Vehicle
A pedestrian was struck and killed by a vehicle in Pleasantville on Wednesday according to police. The person was hit just before 6pm on Wednesday on Route 322. Police say they are still gathering information before announcing the victim. The post Pleasantville Pedestrian Hit And Killed By Vehicle appeared first on Coast News Today.
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$256 Million Powerball Jackpot Won By Single Ticket In NYC
The Powerball Jackpot of $256 Million was won by a single ticket in New York City during Saturday’s lottery drawing according to NJ.com. Another ticket worth $50,000 was sold at a New Jersey convenience store. Powerball drawings take place on Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday nights. The post $256 Million Powerball Jackpot Won By Single Ticket In NYC appeared first on Coast News Today.
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North Wildwood Traffic Advisory For Jaycees Christmas Parade
The North Wildwood Police Department has issued a traffic advisory for the Jaycees Christmas Parade being held on Friday December 6th. Central Avenue will be closed from 8th to 16th Avenue in both directions starting at 4:30pm. Central Avenue will be closed from 17th to 26th Avenue in the southbound lane starting at 6pm. These… The post North Wildwood Traffic Advisory For Jaycees Christmas Parade appeared first on Coast News Today.
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Wonderland Pier Owner Says “If someone wants to buy it, I would absolutely sell it tomorrow”
During a public meeting designed to discuss the building of Eustice Mita’s proposed boardwalk hotel with over 250 rooms, Mita, owner of ICONA Resorts, said “If someone wants to buy it, I would absolutely sell it tomorrow” while discussing the topic with a local resident opposed to the hotel. The post Wonderland Pier Owner Says “If someone wants to buy it, I would absolutely sell it tomorrow” appeared first on Coast News Today.